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that doesn't freeze.
What do you use & recommend?
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Halfords Pink. empty your screen wash tank and put it in neat. It will never freeze unless its below -6
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I got some cheap stuff from the local motor factors yesterday and diluted it 1:1 and it didn't freeze this morning.
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I have Apple stuff from Range lol. Works ok down to 0 generally
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euro car parts sell a screenwash made by normfest called screen x , its covered down to -30 and it only £1.25 per 500 ml tub , we use it in customers cars at work (and my own ) never froze yet
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Its the jets that freeze. Its a nightmare when you know you have a full tank of screenwash and you cant use it. Why do car companies not put the screen wash tank near to the warm bits of an engine? Might be an obvious reason why not but it would be very helpful in colder weather??
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or just a element in there that 'warms' the screen wash. it's annoying the mk2 golf had heated washer jets, yet the mk4 doesn't. suppose the theory was the plastic wouldn't freeze like the older metal ones :S
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